PANICS AND HOW TO CAUSE THEM.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13454, 21 June 1909, Page 9

PANICS AND HOW TO CAUSE THEM.

£-".:."'» THE ZOirOB OF "THE PRESS." %.'•'.' Sir,—lt is about time that a eevore '.{ceawtehip of the Press was brought j; ■ ttto vogue, as the highly_ spaced story '';« Gorman soldiers entering a British ,-f 1 unknown to .Home authorities [I- past takes the oak© for panio mongerf\< ?"?■ Waa th.c fog so dense at Hull, or '7* $it that you expect your readers are 7 by tie hysterical flapdoodle t_ ;*> lavishly ladled out of late that we «11 believe that the coastguards, ;*'iport authorities and tiatrdlling vessels -. •*f the Royal Navy all combined are 5 V*> Paralysed by Britain's peril that ' < common-sense end vigilance arc thrown ii-tw tie winds? So the-"Graphic" hae C $ Jn t£ the Ye %w Band j and* who is k ,-Percival sea dog? f . AM » ho going to set the Dominion's ."•v'** r «>ttrs in trim to repel the foe, oomo , - *nen they may? Or is Mr Hislam i. JJwnwd by the agonised xich of the ;, to help to defeat that hor- -, n&te Buogct? Is it Mr Llojd-George ~ or the German Navy that is the cause *-*• ■?}. *° mticJi xineasiness amongst the p, wterich at Home? Yarns like Mr His- ' ?" s *r& as old as Moses, and no doubt :; till the crack of doom.— ■ . lonrs, etc., ;* *. AN OLD HUMBERITE.